With the Fed’s balance sheet at $3.2 trillion and counting, policy makers might find themselves looking to Economics Professor Scott Sumner’s Nominal GDP policy where less is more.

Economics Professor and Money Illusion blogger Scott Sumner is quoted in a piece about the current standing of the U.S. economy. 

Economics Professor Scott Sumner is highlighted for his participation on the "market monetarism" panel held at the American Enterprise Institute. 

Economics Professor Scott Sumner offers insight on the Fed keeping interest rates low. 

Economics Professor Dhaval Dave highlights the importance of prescription drug advertising after weighing the effects of direct-to-consumer marketing techniques.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner provides insight on how the Federal Reserve Bank's recent decisions relate to his framework for nominal GDP targeting and what implications this will have for the U.S. economy. 

Professor of Economics Scott Sumner is highlighted for his opinion on British fiscal policy in relation to the country's economic weaknesses.